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the two important trig sum formulas
Sin^2x + cos^x2=1

1+tan^2x=Sec^2x
DISK method
v= pie integral rX^2 dx

(representative shells perpendicular- dx matches direction of rotation)
WASHER method
v= pie integral Rx^2 - rx^2 dx

(representative shells perpendicular- dx matches direction of rotation)
SHELL method
v= 2pie integral px * hx dx

(representative shells parallel to direction of rotation - dy for horizontal(x) rotation).
arc length
formula given, pay attention to bounds
Work =
w=fd
integral Fx dx
or
integral Dx df
INTEGRATION BY PARTS FORMULA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
integral u dv = uv - integral v du
Tabular:
alternate signs
u column (derivative)
dv column (integrate)

cross multiply
integrating sin and cos when one power of either is odd
save one factor and convert the remaining to opposites. expand. integrate.
integrating sin and cos when both powers are even
use half angle identity formulas (given on formula sheet) .
how to integrate sec and tan if either has an odd power
save on factor, convert the remaining, expand, integrate.
how to integrate- when there are NO sec factors, and tan is odd and positive
convert tan to sec^2 , expand, integrate.
how to integrate when there are No tan factors and sec is off
use integration by parts
last resort with sec/tan integration problems
try converting to cos&sin
when is the partial fraction method not necessary-
when deriv of botton is on the top- then use the log rule. (potential u sub).

when polynomial can be simplified to the point where we can use the log rule. (potential u sub)

-be sure that the degree on the bottom is LARGER than the degree on the top.
d/dx sinu
cosu * u'
d/dx cos u
-sinu*u'
d/dx tan u
sec^2u * u'
d/dx cot u
-csc^2 u * u'
d/dx csc u
(-csc u cot u) u'
integral cos
sin
integral sin
-cos
integral tan
-ln (cos u)
integral cot
ln(sin u)
integral sec^2
tan u
integral csc^2
-cot u
csc x
1/sinx
secx
1/cosx
cotx
1/tanx